The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-28
Personal and society.

j. 1. Irwin, of Columbus, Ind, was in the
| city yesterday.
A. c. Cantley, city editor of the Richmond
| Palladium, Is in the city.
| Miss Mary Rariden is spending few weeks
| with friends in Vlncennes.
| L. c. Embree, of Princeton, was in the city
yesterday on legal business.
| Mrs. Alphens II. Snow has sent ont reception
cards for the Wednesdays in January.
Mr.. Charles Stone returned yesterday from q
| short visit to friends in Charlottesville.
Mrs. Shouse, of Evansville, is expected early
| next month 70 visit Mrs. James NJ. Winters.
Miss Anna Bags has gone to Washington to
| spend month with Mrs. Mole Landers Beall.
| Messrs Will and Clarence Houeh. of DePauw
| University visiting Mr.. V. T. Malott's fam
| lily.
| The Misses Fuller, of Boston. are guests of
| Mr.. Z. c. A,kinss family on North Meridian
street
! Miss Hannah Tousey has gone to Crawfords-
vile to visit Miss Daisy Robertson for week
|
w. S Walker. of Andrews, Huntington
county. and D. j. Jones, of Centervile, ILL.,, are
in the city.
Miss Ida Ferguson, of Dayton, o.; is spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Henry Schwing &c. at
No. 16S Park avenue.
Misses Jennie and Maud Pate, of Edinburg,
visiting their sister. Mrs. John Davidson, at
No 10 Davidson street.
Claiming Richards. ex United States district
attorney at Cincinnati, is in the city. He is
registered at the Bates House.
Mrs ". E. Scotton Miss Bid Mitchell. of
Brownsville. is in the city. visiting Miss Josie
Meany, South Liberty street.
Mrs. S K Fletcher is spending few days in
Chicago with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Max
well, who are holding family reunion.
Mr.. Richard Herrck. the Governors clerk. has
returned from Colorado, where he went to look
after ranch in which he is interested.
Miss Lloyd Allen, granddaughter of the late
Col g. NJ. Allen, of Nincennes, Is visiting Mrs.
A. j. Thomas. at the Hospital for the Insane
Mrs John c. Albert and daughter. of Paoli,
Ind. and Mr.. Will letters, of Corning, Ark,
are visiting the family of Geo. A. Buskirk
county probate clerk.
Miss Jeanette Cutler of Boston, and Miss
Edith Reamer. of Bedford, Pa, arrived last
night, and are guests of Miss Mary Alice Gates,
North Meridian street
Ex-senator B. K. Bruce of Mississippi. after
an extended lecture tour in the East, has re-
turned to the city, where he will spend day or
two prior to entering upon his Western engage
ments
The Misses Atkins gave delightful tea yes
terday from to o'clock, at their home, No.
666 North Meridian street, in honor of their
guests, Miss Fuller and Miss Grace Fuller, of
Boston, Miss Emma Baentne and Miss Bessie
Sanborn, of Port Huron. Mich. There was an
attendance of both young ladies and gentlemen.
United States Marshal Hawkins as Christ
entertainment for his friends, provided
Monday everything that would advance good
cheer at his Office IN the federal building. A
e.
gard to party, enjoyed the hospitable greetings.
The federal. State and county officers were
there, were leading lawyers and business
The Ass emily tonight at the New Denison
Hotel pro misses to be one of the most elegant
parties given in this city. All other enter
tainmen IS will give way for the Assembly, and
leading indianapolis society will be in attend
ance. All arrangements have been made appro-
pirate to the holiday season, and something
novel s looked for In the lire of decorations.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Blair and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Taylor gave an elegant dancing party
last night in honor of their guests. Miss Mamie
Elston and Miss Smith. of Charlottesville. Miss
Lois PIERCE and Miss Susie Van Wake nbure
The guests are charming young ladies and ac-
QUESTIONS to Indianapolis society. The parlors
were graced with many beautiful plants and
flowers and all those accessories that make a
party pleasing picture to look upon. The
guests numbered about sixty, and included the
well-known society CT the city. There re-
many beautiful toilets worn.
The N Cooking Club and a number OF boys
united, last night, in giving very pretty ger
man." at the residence OF Miss Julia Ladders
No 400 North Pennsylvania street The at
tendance numbered about fifty, there being but
few regrets The floors were covered with
white, and the festoonsr of holly and laurel
made very attracting dancing room There
We're six figures danced, and the favors were ap-
propriate to each. The german was led by Mr.
Wallace Duncan and the hostess, Messrs. Ed.
Wood, Frank Murphy and Rick Hord. and
Misses Maudl Clay. Olive CASTOR and Annie
Peck. One unique figure present from
the boys to the girls of the club, it being a
stove, and the whom the stove should be
given decided by ballot.
CONLEY-GRIFFIN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, Ind. Dec 27.-Orin NJ. Conlev, a
leading attorney of this city, and Miss Cora
Griffin society young lady, were united in
marriage last night
DOUBLE WEDDING AT CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CHAMPAIGN, Dec. ga double wedding was
celebrated here at noon, to-day. in the Congre
gational Church, followed by a reception at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Parr, parents
of one of the brides. Mr. VIII s. Day, of Chi
cago, and Miss Nora V. Parr OF this city, and
Prof. S. W. Parr. of Illinois College, Jackson
vile, and Miss Lucy Hall, of Champaign, were
the contracting parties. Rev. Jno. III. Parr
pastor of Grace Congregational Church. of Chi
cago. brother of Professor Parr, pronounced the
ceremony